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TOPIC:- PRACTICAL REPORT

HYDRAULIC LIFT

Abstract - This paper is proposing a Fluid Machinery application that would provide storing of a

pressurized fluid and arrangement of transmitting power at certain distances with lower cost. This

application of power is very useful for lifting heavy objects in earth moving vehicles. Incompressible

fluids are used by the Hydraulic systems such as water, or oil to transmit power and forces from one

location to another within the fluid. [1]

Key Words: Hydraulic, Lifts, Incompressible fluids, Pneumatic systems, Rack & pinion, Rectifiers.

1. INTRODUCTION

Hydraulic lifting machines are widely used for the lifting, moving and pushing function in mining,

construction and steel industries and in material handling equipments. Since 1950s the

applications of hydraulic systems have been started in the industries and this form of power has

become standard for the operations of industrial equipments. Today, modern automation

technology has a very important place for hydraulic systems. The reason for this is that hydraulic

systems are simple, versatile and efficient for the transmission of power. The main job of a

hydraulic system is the transmission the power as the power is changed from one form to

another. As these hydraulic systems are popularly used in the manufacturing and production

plants, therefore it is required that they are reliable and efficient equipments to achieve the

desired results from them like transmission of large amount of forces with the use of smaller

components which means good power intensity and precise positioning of the equipment with

consistent power output. These systems operate smoothly with reversal function possibility and

can work well in high temperature environment conditions. These systems are thus cost

considerably to provide the above functions and therefore the same system is modified using a
simple rack and pinion mechanism to lower its cost and allowing further research and

modification in it to make it able to provide all the above functions with the same efficiency. [2]

2. LITERATURE REVIEW

The traditional hydraulic system consists of various useful components which allows it to

perform the lifting functions precisely. These components are costly and if any part is faulty then

the replacement of that part costs much, therefore the need for a low cost, simple mechanism,

hydraulic system is required. As you can see in the below figure traditionally there are

components like reservoir which contains the hydraulic fluid which is incompressible. The size of

the reservoir depends on the size of the system and the amount of hydraulic fluid required by it

and thus the cost of it also increases with this. Another main component is the fluid pump which

pumps the fluid from the reservoir to the cylinder, it should be of high power to pump the

incompressible fluid in the system and a manual plunger is used to control the direction of this

pumped fluid, this plunger directs the fluid to the upper section of the cylinder or the lower

section according to the demand. A relief valve is also added before the manual plunger so that

when the load on the hydraulic ram is high, then the excess pressure on the pump is reduced by

the relief valve by passing the fluid to the reservoir. Some components can be replaced by a

simple rack and pinion mechanism and thus reducing the overall cost of the hydraulic lift.

3. METHODOLOGY

This project is based on Pascal Law and Fluid machinery concept with the involvement of Rack &

Pinion.

IDEA OF IMPLEMENTATION
Now we take four 50 ml plastic syringe as hydraulic cylinder. We take one more syringe and

filled it with water/oil and now we connected both syringe with plastic tube as shown below.

If we pressurized one syringe second syringe lift up according to Pascal law, same phenomena

work with another syringe too. Now we plan to construct this Pascal law concept as a final

project. We use two syringes and coupled with one sliding mechanism and this mechanism is

powered from a slow DC gear motor for Lifting good and vehicles

4. PROJECT CONSTRUCTION

[1] First we arrange one sliding channel and fix it on a wooden frame.

[2] We use 8mm iron rode and cross on between 2 bearing stand. Then we fix one Pinion gear in

between 2 bearing stand. This pinion gear rolls over rack mechanism which is fixed on sliding

channel.
[3] We attach one DC gear motor with rod shaft gear for sliding movement to the entire set.

[4] We attach one syringe with sliding channel. Sliding mechanism provides smooth and constant

fluid pressure to the syringe fluid.

[5] Now we construct a simple car lifting platform with help of 4 syringes and connect with

master syringe. When the master syringe cylinder injects fluid to 4 syringes, platform lifts up as

shown in figure

5. COMPONENT USED:

1. Slow speed Crouzet motor gearbox

(Powerful gear motor. 10 RPM @ 12 Vdc / 90 mA (noload). Operates on 4-15 Vdc. 3.6" x 2.36" x

2.24" overall dimensions. Crouzet motor and final drive shaft, both extend from the same side of

plastic gearbox. 5/16" diameter flatted shaft is 0.9" long. 8" pigtail leads.)

2. Rack and pinion gear

3. Sliding channel

4. Syringe-5
5. Syringe pipe

6. Bearing 608

7. Bearing stand

8. Diode (RECTIFIER 4007)

9. Sliding switch

10. Transformer (24 V)

11. Metal and wooden body frame

6. CONCLUSION:-

After construction of this project we reach to this conclusion that we can easily remove the

reserve fluid tank, fluid motor and manual plunger valve from our heavy earth mover vehicle to

reduce its cost. We can implement this concept in robotic arms, conveyor, load lifting ramps and

heavy load turning table. We can improve this concept by adding on gear boxes in between the

motor and rack pinion assembly. This technique can reduce the heavy cost cutting in hydraulic

control machines.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

It gives us a great sense of pleasure to present the report of the B. Tech Project undertaken

during B. Tech. Final Year. We owe special debt of gratitude to Mr. SUMIT SHARMA Department

of Mechanical Engineering IMS ENGINEERING COLLEGE, Ghaziabad for his constant support and

guidance throughout the course of our work. His sincerity, thoroughness and perseverance have

been a constant source of inspiration for us. It is only his cognizant efforts that our endeavors

have seen light of the day.


REFERENCES

[1] http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/hydraulics

[2] http://ispatguru.com/basics-of-hydraulics-andhydraulic-systems/

[3]https://crossmfg.com/resources/technical-andterminology/basic-hydraulic-theory

[4]http://www.brighthubengineering.com/hydraulicscivil-engineering/43171-what-are-the-

basic-principles-ofhydraulics/

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